Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-26
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COLUMBIA. March 28-Chrislian Fisher
and John Hainss, two employees OF the Col.
umbia rolling mill, were speageh IN loading
iron into car yesterday aftsrnooo, using Q
0faue for that purpose. Oas Of the men LETT
20 OF the handle, which went round with
great rspidity. Fisher was struck In the
facs. breaking his nose and outing several
gashss In the racs. Hainss also recsivsd In
juries In his face, his nose aud mouth being
very bsdly cut
william Colyer, . braksmsa On shifting On.
gins No. "a, received injuries about his
right shoulder, yesterday aftsrnoou, In the
west yards Of the Pennsylvania railroad.
He WIS engaged In coupling csra, and he'd
his shoulder caught between the platforms os
two cara The injuries aro not Of . serious
character; but will ksep him Oh duty.
A daughter Of 81. q. Miller, sse about
seven years, living on South Fourth strees,
met with painful accident yesterday aftsr.
noon. She Wa returning homo from school,
when she tripped and fell to the pavement,
sustaininss . fracture Of the right leg ct the
ankla DR.. q. F. Markell was summoned
and reduced the fracture
Ida Cnmsr, living in Alley J, above Ser.
ond street, met with very painful sccidept
yesterday afternoon. She was engaged in
lifting . kettle Of hot water from stove,
which wss overturned, and the water burned
her loot In very painful manner.
~l0 A.oA r.
morning In the east yards Of the Pennsyl.
vania railroad caused BY engines No 5S and
4e1, coupling, running into . draft Of cara
The oars were coming down the siding and
the engine struck them at the switch. Three
ons0Wses derailed, one truck Of each car b.
ing a the track. The wreck crew were in
ssEvioA and the wreck was cleaned swsy
aflR N hours work.
Exercises IN the High school
Tho pupils Of the high school held their
exeseises on Friday afternoon, when the
following programme was carried out {: Ad.
dreA John Miller referred question, why
do ths Christian churches observe forty days
before Easter, why II Il called Lent and Why
II Ash "wednesday 20 called :" Edgar Honer;
organ solo, Bertie Lockard; sentiment roll,
q. clsss recitation, Jennie Smith chorus,
BY girls reading, Hattie Wanbaugh debate,
Resolved, that monopolies have been moro
beneficial than hurtful 70 our country"
Affirmative, Eva Elliott and Percy Wilson |;
negstivA Emily Bucher and Edward
shomiss dasidsd in the Affirmative BY .
vote os u to l6; double quartette, BY Lucy
LilliAa- Yonng, H. N. Dickinson, Albert
Haavsa6 IAmes Ryon and edward
ShooiR rsading Of the high school "Bell,"
EditrnD Lillio SloAk
Meeting Of School Board.
ApeciA meeting Of the school board was
held Last evening 70 consider the placing
OF tho tax duplicate for 1857, for collection.
MesnnA Taylor and Strine visited Harrisburg
TO cnasnlt the attorney general and the state
supeRintsodent about the matter. The attor.
ney general saated that the matter was not In
his jurisdictioo, but advised the employmsnt
Of . privatecounsel. The board have retained
g. q. Kaufman, esq, - the counsel
Among the Churches.
Rev. F. J. Clay Moran, lDctor OF 81 Paul
p. +. church, will pre6ah ON Sunday eve
ming at 80 o'clock, on the lubject of :" Mar.
risge and Divorce" with reference to the
bill now pending before the legislature
Rev. Z. c. Griffiths will occupy the pulpit
Of the Methodist Episcopal church on Sunday,
and will enter upon tho third year Of his
psstorate.
An examination Of subjects for confirmation
will be held in the Salem Lutheran church,
on sunday morning at 1880. Seventeen Per.
sons will be admitted to church membershin
Rev. q. d. Rishel has returned homo from
visit to Cumberland county and will oc.
cupy the pulpit OF the Church OF God on
Sunday.
The organ OF the Second Street Lutheran
church has been rebuilt, during the past two
weeks. Tho new organ viii be used at the
church services on sunday.
Mra Harriet A. Baker, the we'll Unknown
colored evangelist will preach In the Mt.
Zion A. NJ. E. church on Sunday evening, st
1880 O'Clock. Mira Baker has been Visiting .
number Of cities during tho past winter, con.
Quoting revival meetinga
ond Street Lutheran church held . pleasant
meeting last night st the residence Of Mr.. J.
r. Bsstem, ON Chestnut street.
AZ Briefly Told.
Thomas Quicker, superintendent OF the
Pennsylvs railroad, and other officials
were in town yesterday on tour OF inspec-
ton.
A public sale OF real estate will be held at
the Fran kiln house this evening.
.Waite's comedy company will open an
engagement In the opera house ON Monday
evening. The band and orchestra are special
features of the show. "The Danites'' will be
their first play.
Chss. I. Lands, esq, OF Lancaster, spent
Friday In town as the guest OF VIM. B. Given,
esq.
The hotel property OF Gerhsrt Kramer, on
Manor street, has been sold to Matthias Swartz
for g, sos. The house OF Samuel Glstfelter,
on North Third street, has been purchased by
| Richard Gore for q, 100. The sales were
made by VIM. b. Given, esq.
The glass blowers will close their engage
ment In the armory tonight
The new tariff rates OF the Pennsylvania
railroad are being prepared for distribution
| which will be done In few days. The ratel
arc made in accordance with the inter.state
| commerce law.
| The guide MILL OF the Columbia rolling
mill turned out s.. 900 pounds Of flushed Ire q
on Friday. The iron was furnished BY one